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Ukraine: A View From Crimea

globalvoicesonline.org
May 22, 2008
        
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Last week, Ukraine banned Moscow mayor Yuri Luzhkov from the country, after he called for Russia to take ownership of Sevastopol, a Ukrainian Black Sea naval port. The incident received much coverage in the Russian and Ukrainian media and blogs. Below is one more post, written by a Russophone... [read full story]                    

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No love for NATO in Ukraine's pro-Russian enclave

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No love for NATO in Ukraine's pro-Russian enclave

independent-bangladesh.com
May 25, 2008
        

Reuters, Sevastopol, Ukraine - Ukraine's pro-Western leaders hope to join NATO but the people of this Black Sea port, where Russian warships are moored at the quayside, want no part of it. I just can't imagine that the boots of a NATO soldier may tread on this sacred land one day, said Vladimir,...

                   

Ukraine, Russia in dispute on naval base

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May 24, 2008
        

Ownership latest bone of contention MOSCOW – They have bickered over NATO expansion, energy prices and how to commemorate a 1930s mass famine. Now, Russia and Ukraine are locked in a new dispute over a naval base in the Ukrainian city of Sevastopol. The base lies in Crimea, a verdant, mountainous...

                   

No love for NATO in Ukraines proRussian enclave

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May 24, 2008
        

Ukraine's pro-Western leaders hope to join NATO but the people of this Black Sea port, where Russian warships are moored at the quayside, want no part of it. Posted: Saturday, May 24, 2008, 6:39 (BST) Ukraine's pro-Western leaders hope to join NATO but the people of this Black Sea port, where...

                   

No love for NATO in Ukraine's pro-Russian enclave (Reuters)

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May 24, 2008
        

By Dmitry Solovyov 2 hours, 28 minutes ago SEVASTOPOL, Ukraine (Reuters) - Ukraine's pro-Western leaders hope to join NATO but the people of this Black Sea port, where Russian warships are moored at the quayside, want no part of it. Sevastopol is in Ukraine but a majority of its residents are...

No love for NATO in Ukraine's pro-Russian enclave

reuters.com
May 24, 2008
        

By Dmitry Solovyov SEVASTOPOL, Ukraine (Reuters) - Ukraine's pro-Western leaders hope to join NATO but the people of this Black Sea port, where Russian warships are moored at the quayside, want no part of it. "I just can't imagine that the boots of a NATO soldier may tread on this sacred land one...

                   

No love for NATO in Ukraine's pro-Russian enclave

yahoo.com
May 24, 2008
        

By Dmitry Solovyov SEVASTOPOL, Ukraine (Reuters) - Ukraine's pro-Western leaders hope to join NATO but the people of this Black Sea port, where Russian warships are moored at the quayside, want no part of it. Sevastopol is in Ukraine but a majority of its residents are ethnic Russians and most...

10. Ukraine summit challenges Russia's energy domination

iht.com
May 24, 2008
        

Ukraine summit challenges Russia's energy domination : Ukraine's president called on regional nations Friday to diversify westbound energy export routes now dominated by Russia. "Energy issues often acquire political overtones," Yushchenko said, addressing leaders of six nations whose ties with...

                   

10. Russia and Ukraine pick a new fight over an old naval base

iht.com
May 24, 2008
        

Many Russians, and even some of Crimea's ethnic Russian majority, would like to see Russia take permanent control of the region, particularly Sevastopol, which, as a strategic port city, many consider integral to Russia's national security. Luzhkov, in office since 1992, is one of Russia's most...

Ukraine president warns of Russia 'energy blackmail'

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May 24, 2008
        

KIEV, Ukraine (Thomson Financial) - Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko on Friday urged fellow leaders to diversify eastern Europe's energy supply routes away from Russia and not succumb to 'energy blackmail.' Speaking to six other heads of state at an energy summit in Kiev, Yushchenko said his...

                   

Ukraine president warns of Russia 'energy blackmail' (AFP)

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May 24, 2008
        

by Anya Tsukanova Fri May 23, 8:03 PM ET KIEV (AFP) - His Georgian counterpart Mikheil Saakashvili also warned that Moscow's support for separatists in Georgia's Abkhazia region was "a great threat" to the security of energy supplies passing through the Caucasus. Saakashvili said Russia had...

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